Ian Hunter, investment marketing director at Hargreaves Lansdown, has sold £3.7m worth of shares in the company, after exercising share options.
Hunter sold a total of 252,441 ordinary shares in the company at £14.67 per share on 23 November, amounting to £3.7m. He exercised his options over 52,441 ordinary shares at an exercise price of £6.87, and a further 200,000 shares at an exercise price of £4.476. Following the transaction, he continues to hold 570,621 shares in the company, worth 0.12% of all ordinary shares in issue. Earlier in the year, Hunter also cancelled 1,312 shares in his Save As You Earn 2014 scheme, leaving him with 389,250 shares in the scheme remaining. The latest sale follows similar moves by head of...
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